The above post was about McNeil. While the trend is short, in the last 7 days he has picked it up again. Hope it sticks.
Maybe misreading the forum, and it is not just you, but why do people think this about Canha?
You're correct overall the numbers are similar but when you dig deeper you see Nimmo is balanced as a hitter vs righties and lefties and well Canha is not.
Thanks for that. THAT is what I have been missing then. Maybe someone addressed the point, but it went over my head. Not the first time, nor will it be the last.
Of course he will pitch like Cy Young against us.
Not this time- Nimmo takes him deep leading off and Marte, McNeil, Alonso and JD all have multi hit games...
I just had to keep my streak of going positive after last yesterday's wish list.
Sounds like the Yankees have fleeced MLB at the trade deadline once again. They didn't have to part with any of their top 4 prospects. And Gallo is still on the roster.
ALWAYS HAPPENS!!!!
The issue is that the Yankee prospects run deeper. So those outside their top 5 still have some trade value. The Mets system has little depth.
Well that issue also means they can be more loose with giving prospects aways. We can't. Last thing I'd want to see is the end of the week look and see Khalil Lee or Carlos Cortes in our top 5 prospects list.
Respectfully Disagree. Don’t need to trade any of our top prospects. Look at the deals made to date for Montas / Benentendi / Mancini / Vasquez etc. No top prospects involved. Stay firm and hold onto assets in farm system. Whether it’s JD Martinez or Contreras or David Robertson - the relinquishment of a top prospect is not needed.
